cd - Navigate to a folder.
Syntax: cd file\path\to\folder
rd - Remove empty folders in the current directory.
Syntax: rd
dir - Shows all files and directories on the virtual drive.
Syntax: dir [file\path\to\folder]
md - Creates a new directory on the virtual drive.
Syntax: md file\path\to\folder
echo - Prints the defined text.
Syntax: echo text goes here
del - Deletes a folder or file from the virtual drive.
Syntax: del file\path\to\folder\or\file
restart - Resets the virtual drive.
Syntax: restart
cls - clears the screen.
Syntax: cls
vsafe - Loads data protection program to memory.
Syntax: vsafe
ics - Import a custom script.
Syntax: ics [delall]
Don't execute virus. Seriously, don't. (It's easy to recover though.)
Three beeps mean that the computer isn't accepting input.
What do you think? What should be added? Should I continue working on this? Let me know!
I want the "echo" command as that's pretty much all me and my brother did back in 2020 when my parents got their old computers out. It had MS-DOS, and I didn't know much about it, until I searched on Youtube or something like that. I used to play around with it, and make a notepad file with ".bat" at the end, and make .bat games.
Fun fact: My old Windows 7 computer's McAfee antivirus thought the BSOD file was a virus! (It deleted it and then whenever it crashed it would only show a black screen)
Back when only DOS existed it would just freeze. Pressing CtrlAltDel would restart the computer. Sometimes even a hard reset (Shut off and then turn back on the computer manually via the physical button) would be needed.
